Set Numbers The Universal Decoder Every Japanese Pokemon card has a set number in the bottom-left corner formatted as: XXX / YYY (e.g., 052/073) XXX = this cards number in the set YYY = total number of regular cards in the set Heres the key trick: if XXX is higher than YYY, you have a Secret Rare
If this card is discarded to the Graveyard by a card effect: If it was discarded from your hand to your Graveyard by an opponent's card effect, you can target 1 monster in your opponent's Graveyard
Rules for 3 Type Simulation Fire beats Grass
Pokmon are so familiar to us fans that we tend to draw them straight from memory
Surge's Raticate (Gym Heroes) Kangaskahn (Plasma Blast) Bill (HeartGold & SoulSilver) Boss's Orders (Rebel Clash) Computer Search (Base Set) Drops in the Ocean (Pokmon TCG Classic) Fisherman (BREAKthrough) Pok Ball (Sun & Moon) Pokmon Fan Club (Ultra Prism) Professor Oak (Base Set) Rare Candy (Sun & Moon) Rocket's Admin
At $40$60, it's also the entry point for people who want an SIR from the set without breaking the bank on Pikachu